Archives: Places to go

Leave noisy and busy metropolis behind, domestic and foreign tourists head towards Mai Chau to start their pleasant journey of exploring charming scenes and unique culture of ethnic identities. This lovely rural district is known as the culture and eco-attraction of Hoa Binh province in the northwest of Vietnam, about 160 km far from Hanoi.

The development of Ninh Binh tourism is of much potential. Located at the gateway between the Red River Delta triangle and the North, this land owns various attractions as well as historical places related to the royal palace of Vietnam in the 10th century (Dinh and Early Le Dynasty).

Phnom Penh, the capital of the Kingdom of Cambodia, is a charming city. Being the combination of Asian features, the elegance of Indochina land and the hospitality of Cambodians, Phnom Penh puts strong impression on tourists at the first look.

Most visitors who once have been to Ho Chi Minh City – the Pearl of the Orient are likely to be impressed by the modern, frenetic and classic beauty of this populous metropolitan area.

Being a coastal city and a center of politic, economy, culture, technology, science and tourism of Khanh Hoa Province, Nha Trang is listed among the most famous seaside towns of Vietnam.

Located in central of Vietnam, on the banks of the Perfume River, Hue, the capital of Thua Thien Hue province, is about 700km south of Hanoi. It is famous for its intimate connection to the Nguyen Dynasty, a feudal dynasty dominating much of southern of Vietnam from the 17th to the 19th century.

Hanoi, the heart of Vietnam, is a city not only antique but also fresh and vibrant at the same time. Her charm can only be described by the word diverse or multifaceted.